Belgium does. CPI here is fairly in line with neighbouring countries, but wage inflation is not. There's some complaints about this by employer organisations,

Belgium does. CPI here is fairly in line with neighbouring countries, but wage inflation is not. There's some complaints about this by employer organisations, but nothing serious for now. Neither the unions nor the main political parties want the indexation system to change. I expect the public sector to have to skip one or more 2% indexation steps in the medium term. The private sector will probably have to mostly sort this out on its own.